How'd ya like that storm?
 

I just got power back, so naturally this is my first order of business :nanana:
How did you all do with the storm, it had a tour of destruction across the country?

Here are some photos.
No net snow here (but 36" at the mountain!!!!)
enjoy :popcorn: :thumbup:

If you care:
Picture 1 is the golf course I live by.
Picture 2 is a common scene here in maine right now, a totally uprooted tree
Picture 3 is the other part of the golf course, with a bunch of formally open fields/pasture. OUCH. turn around and go other way :doh:
Pictures 4,5, and 6 were taken from a neighborhod bordered by Casco Bay and the river on either side. The swells in the bay are rare, let alone those covering the bridge :wow:
Pictures 6 and 7 were in a more wooded, protected section of the coast. They still don't have power.
Picture 8 is my flooded backyard thanks to my idiot neighbor clearcutting and filling in up to the stream (now further back/in my yard) with no warning or thinking about the environment/our yard/being a decent neigbor :rant: :explode: :swear:

Well, enjoy the somewhat depressing photos, and lets hear your survival stories :worthless:

Where are the pics??? :confused:

Yah it was nuts......

First time I've EVER seen a school closed for wind...it happened in Baltimore.

Are you attaching them or linking from photobucket, etc?

And Fairfax Co. (VA) closed early Monday for that same reason. Wierd!

Man, I despise the weather around here. I really wish I could move south. Chapel Hill, NC was like, 70F and sunny this afternoon :banghead:

i'm on spring break. :doh:

Crazy pics, crazy weather.

Even here in NC we had cars flipped over and roof tops ripped off. A friend of mine works up in the Bank of America tower here and the wind blew out his office mate's floor-to-ceiling windows. Said it was just like a bomb.

Neighbors tree dropped through my fence. Whoops!

Damn that looks bad... probably due to weather climate change. Nice pics...